Sentence examples for a dire vision from inspiring English sources
Instead, it presents a dire vision of urban life, and then offers itself as the antidote.
This stance has led him to criticize other writers whom he regards as insufficiently politically committed, particularly Ayi Kwei Armah, whose novel "The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born" (1968) presents a dire vision of postcolonial Ghana.
The set was full of dire visions like "The Times They Are A-Changin'," "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)," "Things Have Changed" and "High Water".
But he has other motives: to meet the "holy maid of Kent", who has dire visions of what awaits a heretic England.
Instead of writing about death, Schreiber writes about everything else, and death just surges up in the reader's peripheral vision, a dire and toxic presence.
There's paint, glue and multiple levels in the local artist's jittery vision, which draws on cubism and expressionism to evoke a dire environmental future.
The improvements of the Pavagada taluka were poor, in contrast to the Sira taluka, which is also geographically remote and socio-economically poor, yet showing a remarkable vision in the taluka team to operationalize emergency obstetric facilities in the hospital, a dire need in this remote region.
They are under a dire, dire threat.
